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From: bill@franklin.com (bill)
Subject: Re: fsck Recovery From Crashes
Message-ID: <4Jun91.144729.1340@franklin.com>
Keywords: inode file directory lost+found
Organization: Franklin Electronic Publishers
References: <1991Jun02.184143.15566@virtech.uucp> <1074@camco.Celestial.COM> <1991Jun4.020353.11910@newshost.anu.edu.au>
Date: Tue, 4 Jun 91 14:47:29 GMT

In article <1991Jun4.020353.11910@newshost.anu.edu.au> cmf851@anu.oz.au (Albert Langer) writes:
: I have an awk script adapted from one by Tony Moraes, which
: converts an ls -alR listing into the same style as "find".
: It would be easy to use ls -ailR and include the inode number
: in the output and sort on that.

Urk. Why go to all the hassle?

	find $dir -mount -print | xargs ls -di

gets you inode,file in a neat listing.